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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2002
Page
4
A forthcoming meeting of Roman Catholic bishops in Dallas seeks a policy on abusive priests. The plan allowing abusers to remain in parishes after counseling and public disclosure sparks outrage. Critics demand zero tolerance and swift civil reporting. The outcome will test church commitment to reform.
Survivors Network director David Clohessy joins critics saying a new Roman Catholic Church abuse plan is insufficient. Park Jong-min, after South Korea’s 2-0 win over Poland, celebrates in Seoul. Shannon Lucy, a 17-year-old from Bennington Vermont, participates in a letter exchange with Karachi students.
On June 5 1968 Robert F Kennedy was assassinated as he claimed California primary victory. Sirhan Sirhan was arrested. Other events include the Montgolfier brothers balloon flight in 1783, draft registration in 1917, US off the gold standard in 1933, France's WWII Battle of France in 1940, and George C Marshall outlining postwar aid in 1947 known as The Marshall Plan.
The Bush administration seeks broader FBI powers to monitor individuals in religious groups and public areas. The proposal prompts debate on civil liberties versus security. Citizens are invited to vote or comment by Eleen thebuzz.
A memoiric column threads through fashion, letters, a Vietnam memorial visit, a GCHS Class of 1946 round robin reunion, and a humorous misread moment. It blends consumer obsessions with personal recollections, travel notes, and long friendships across generations.
Amnesty International urges U.S. action to prosecute or extradite suspected torturers living in the United States. The piece cites cases such as Peruvian Major Tomas Ricardo Anderson Kohatsu and Guatemalan official Juan Alesio Samayoa, arguing that political will is needed to end sanctuary and uphold due process. Joshua Rubenstein of Amnesty International USA frames the call.
The piece criticizes the FBI's public image and performance from Hoover to post 9/11, citing misuse of intelligence, bungled cases, and a stalled response to threats. It argues that hiring more agents won't fix systemic bureaucracy and urges faster, more efficient information processing to avert future attacks.
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